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THURSDAY, DEC. 4, 1947
Couple Is Wed In
Pandora Saturday
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marriage of Miss Evelyn Ho
daughter of Mr. and Mrs
Hostetler of Smithville and
Basinger, son of Mr. and Mrs.
Hiram
emnized
dora at
ring cere
officiatim
lay
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church
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white
Mrs. Paul Klassen, sister of
ide, served as matron of hi
le wore a black crepe dress
gar
Both Mr.
adents in
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iome of
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feed out be
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it did not
COLLEGE BASKETBALL
H. S. GYMNASIUM
Saturday, Dec. 6
Wilmington—Main Game
Deshler U. B.—Preliminary
Halftime Novelty
ADMISSION: Adult 65c
Qfydenn Service
A bank on the Eastern seaboard has improved
its service facilities in a manner that makes
each depositor’s family appreciate its coop
erative friendliness.
We terve with equally thoughtful consideration. The
homelike comfort of our funeral home, and our per
sonal attendance upon the nseds of the family and
friends, reflects the spirit of our service to the living
*—to serve as we would be served*
Seek our counsel
as freely as
it is offered
Cfezz/a
Toys
Games
Puzzles
Stationery
Books
Notes
AMBULANCE
PHONE
160-W
Piul Diller
FUNERAL HOME
Wm
with
e of
Klass
and Mrs. Basing^
Bluffton college.
us
se the
tally bring more
Id as feeders be
mbs carry fewer
and are
western
paras
i make
’hich grew
build a good fra
8:20 P. M.
7:15 P. M.
Tumbling
H. S. Student 50c
—NEWS REPORT
K
222(i)JBfafffon
Vases
Tea Sets
Ceramics
Dresser Sets
Handkerchiefs
Billfolds
rA* Book Ends
Scrap Books and Albums
Copper and Brass Hanging Baskets
Jewelry Compacts Cigarette Lighters
Cigars, Christmas Wrapped
Boxed Candy
Bulk Chocolates and Hard Candy
Montgomery’s Gift Shoppe
with us are not commercial transac
tions of buying and selling.
We help you get the best for the
amount you have fixed as the limit,
and you will always be sure of good
materials.
You can’t pick shabby merchandise
here—we never have it.
BASINGER
FUNERAL HOME
BLUFFTON, OHIO
C. A. BIERY, Editor
Published weekly at Bluffton, Ohio,
by tha^Bluffton News Publishing and
Printing Co.
Subscription rates: Year, $2.00
six months, $1.25 anywhere in U. S.
Entered as second class matter at
the postoffice at Bluffton, Ohio,
under the Act of March 3. 1879.
■erly Biery
the week end at
ney Hauenstein.
Limited number
hand cameras,
served. Neu-Art
Mr. and Mrs.
were married last
the
of Mr. and Mrs. L. A. Gray.
araawwswI amny of oxford
Claus' |[(daughter
g| xuiuuy ui vAiuru
fi| giving week end
*1 Mrs. E. S. Lape
14 Guy Corson.
i| Mr. and Mrs.
rHE BLUFFTON NEWS, BLUFFTON, OHIO
col-
her homel Alvii
Mi spending
Amstutz is
Mrs. Ger-1 Cards
I marriagi
at Purdue I daughtei
jtte, Ind., I Hiity,
with Mr. and
aid Chidester and family
Wade Mum ma, student
university, W’est Lafaj
spent the week end at his home here. I Pratum, Oregon.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Zuercher and! Will and Adam Stei
daughters were Thanksgiving day! buyers had a thrill
guests of Mr. and Mrs. David Fisher I horsepower in a new at
and family. I was at the wheel with
Nelson Hauenstein of the Univers-1 and G. P- Schnegg, the
ity of Michigan, spent the week end! in the rear seat. Suddenly the
with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Sid-1 outfit skidded through
after breaking down fiv
of new low priced I and then turned ox er.
First come, first
Studio.
Lyle Sutter, who
Thursday spent
See me for memorials of all kinds.
Samuel Bixel, 409 S. Main St., Bluff
ton. Phone 429-W. Representing the
Lima Marble & Granite Co. tf
daughter of Ada visited Saturday
THE BLUiT ION NEWS News Our Grandfathers Read
From Issue Of May 25, 1911
pare
Wi
rs old.
and Orville
a trip through th
of Misi
af Mr. and
Mr. Mena
Mr. and Mrs. Jude
daughter of Deshler s]
with Mr. and Mrs. Gera
end in Cleveland the guests Mr and Mrg Leland
spent Sunday with Mr. and
Wilker of Montezuma, Ohio,
Miss Clara Badertscher of San
Francisco is spending several weeks $9 per 10 lb. bundle. The Serv-Us
with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. John|shop) Qeraid Hiity, 113 E. Elm St.
Badertscher of South Lawn avenue. phone 113-R
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Getties, Mrs. Mrs EUa McHenry of
John Rogers and Mrs. LaRue De- gtreet spent Thanksgivin
Walt spent Thanksgiving day in|week end with her daughter, Mrs.
Kenton, the guests of Mr. and Mrs.|Blanche Roberts at Col. Grove.
James A. Griffith. I Be]en Worthington is visiting
Big bazaar at Methodist church, |a^ tbe bome of her daughter Mrs.
Thursday, Dec. 4, afternoon and Ralph Locher an(j family in Cleve
evening elso old-fashioned full menu jand
jitney 5 to 7 p. m. I jdr and pau] Marquart en-
of Maumee spent Thanfegivtng and Mai„street, while on a business trip Ande" on Both men
Friday with Mr. and Mrs. Calvin!. lAnaerson. Horn men wore
QtottUr It0 Uleveiana. (carnation boutonnieres,
bteuier. Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Rader and son| FoUowin_ thp reremonv a
Thanks-ISidney
Glenn Camicom,
and son Glenn, Jr.,
Marcene
*j| of Indianapolis spent the week end
a| at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Clayton
Harkness. Mr. Carnicom is a brother
H| of Mrs. Harkness.
H| Mr. and Mrs. A. J. Nonnamaker,(
S| son Roderick and daughter Kaye of
M| Orange township and Jack Koontz|
g| of Bluffton were dinner guests in the|
N. B. Steinman home Thanksgiving! Lima and Mr and Mrs Harold Beals
day. Robert Koontz of Tiffin was I nd daughter of tbis p]ace.
an afternoon caller.
of
David Steams spent several days
last week in Dayton and Lawrence
burg, Ind.
Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Steams and Binger ambulance removals
sl son David entertained on Thanksgiv-1 Mrs. Edgar E wain roni
Sling day, Mrs. Sadie Steams and! Memorial hospital to her home nearl Mrs. Ira Garner
I daughters Erma and Mamie of Up- Lafayette Mrs. Ezra Bas.nger from Toledo.
I|nar Sandusky Mr. and Mrs. Otis I Bluffton hospital to her home onl Mr. and Mrs.
II Steams and sons Dean and Don of Jefferson street Mrs, Olan Wolfroml Mr. and Mrs.
11 Lima I and infant son from Bluffton hospitall Celina were dinner guests
I Miss Betty Steinman who is con-P the Wolfrom h“me„in „Mt’ C°n' Ed ya™e- ^^Do’Zhue of
S| nected with radio station WMRM in| Mr. and Mrs. M. N. ^'ker an r. an vsH:tins
1 Marion and Miss Jean Ann Steinman, daughter Magdalene entertamed over Fremont
51 ctndpnf in Baldwin-Wallace collee-e I the .thanksgiving ween, mu, *»*.
—N
SI student in Baldwin Wallace college,| Fred I Mrs w cunningham who ob-
Thanksgiving dinner guests at thelguson, Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Rose,
E. P. Steiner home were: Mr. and I Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Walters, Mr. and
Mrs. Geo. Manges and family of near Mrs. Gene Walters, Miss Betty Wal-
Mr“ *nd Mrg Irv]/ Steiner|ters an of Fostoria. I
of Caldwell and Stanley Steiner of I Mr. and Mrs. Fred Hahn of Westl
Columbus. Mr. and Mrs. Carey I Elm street entertained as their guests
Steiner and daughter of Bryan were|on Thanksgiving day: Mr. and Mrs.
evening callers. I Howard Hahn, son Junior and
Mrs. Eli Hartman of Jefferson! daughter Regean and Turlan Rine
street entertained over the week end| hammer of Findlay Mr. and Mrs.
her two daughters, Mrs. Ethel Mageel \vm. Hahn and daughters Joann Bar
and Miss Mabel Steinman and Harry bara and Keren, Jack and Betty
Ranke all of Cleveland. They re-|strahm of Lima Mr. and Mrs. Nel
turned to Cleveland, Sunday, accom-l SOn Steiner, children Mary Margaret
panied by Mrs. Hartman who will! and Rudy and Ronnie and Lester
spend the winter in that city.
tschalk andL
ent Sunday OWp/e
Hiity and
I have upholstering remnants at
|andI
evening at the home of his mother, I b^“of ^ew Stark and Mr. and
Mrs. Verna Crouse. 1
Mr. and Mrs. P.
IJ lu. A jl Maynard Mann of Atlanta, Ga-»|dress trimmed in Dink with a Dinkl Russell Co. For free demonstration
daughter Judxth Ann of Willard and visited over the week end with his^..^^/" pln“ Pink -.........................
Mr. and Mrs. Wm Cox and femilyl „th Mr6 Edith Mann of North 1“™^. as £,t m8n was
Mr. and Mrs. John Maxon, former w„ci1:nfy+nn th andl t0110."lng the ceremony a
Bluffton residents who left last fall! Robert Washington, I |tion for members of the immediate
Bluffton residents who left last: fall I dau hter Miss Betty R^der of Bluff-|f .R held in tbe home of the
for the west have located in Albu-I Tkat Vetzivincr davlramuies was ne a n nome oi me
aueraue New Mexico where he has!ton college
ere,.
tr
querque, mew Mexico, wnere ne nasi nf Mp Jfrs. H. E. Aurs-IL.jj: __-
a
gone into business, having purchased!
a leather goods store. I
Mr. and Mrs. Jesse Sutter of Pan
I dora entertained at dinner Thanks
giving day Mr. and Mrs. Lyle Sut
ter, Mrs. Sarah Basinger and Mr.'
and Mrs. Wm. Klickman of that
I place and Mrs Elmer Diller of Bluff
Ip011* |and Francis Moser and Carl Young|p. fft (especially if
Mr. and Mrs. Carlton Wilson and| in Davtnn Sundav visiting I u tools. Good
Thorne I e uayton, feunaay, visiting. n their return from 3 sborJ
t|
spent the
Graduated 1
Trainins
,,ankag groom’s parents. A three-tiered
guests of Mr, and Mrs. H. i*. Augs-l wed(Bng cake centered the bride’s! office. Reward,
burger and sons. I table.
Mr. and Mrs. H. E. Augsburgerl Tbe bride .g & graduate of Bluff
and son entertained at six o doc I |on high school and has been em
dinner Sunday evening Mr. and Mrs.I pl at tbe Triplett Electrical in
Robert Deerhake and son Donnie,! strument COmpany.
JI Mr. and Mrs. R. W. Augsburger andl ^he groom is a graduate of tho
Miss Betty Rader. I ^t. Cory high school and is employ
Gerald and Harold Crawf is, Manin I *be Massey-Harris dealer in
and Francis Moser and Carl Young| Bluffton
were in Dayton, Sunday, visiting! Upon their return from a short
Garau who is a patient in wedding trjp through the eastern
states, the couple will reside here.
sidney Garau who 1S a patient ml ,edding trip through the eastern] Pric*- D’
muting Mr. andl the Veterans hospital there, ill Wlth|states the couple win reside here. IA Gratz’ ..
and Mr. and Mrs.|hernia conip]ications. states, e _______ Ha^e you geen the ,atest U1 Lional
David Stearns and his grandmother,! repairing promptly e.I electric trains at Waitermire s?
Berea, spent the Thanksgiving weekl Mrs- *,'rea "V.’I 'avt^h'i'rfhai^anniversarv I *8i overload spring
end with their parents, Mr. and Mrs. who is connected w.tH the Cornell served her 87th brthday for I941 Ford $g.
Forrest Steinman of South Lawn Aeronautical labratory at Buffalo s Miss Sarah Amstutz st“dent at
avenue the eldest son of Dr. and Mrs. I. W.I Miami university, Oxford spent the|
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Deerhake and| G««er of Minneapolis, former Bluff-1 Thanksgiving recess‘with her(P«ente
son and Mrs. Bertha Matter enter- ton residents. Mr. and Mrs. W. A. Amstutz north
tained on Thanksgiving day: Mr. and! Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Arnold,! o town.
Mrs. Howard Nique and sons of near! daughter Ida May and son Lloyd, Jr.,|
Mt. Blanchard Mr. and Mrs. Frank! east of Bluffton entertained at a
Armbrecht and family of Mt. Cory I turkey dinner on Thanksgiving day:
Mr. and Mrs. Francis Stevens and! Carl Walters and Mrs. Lucille Pierce
family of Lafayette. I of Detroit Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Fer-
I Hahn of Bluffton. Sunday guests at
Manges of near Findlay Stanley I street to Lima Memorial hosPitai l^a°^ene^dedassistancebothmen
I Steiner, Columbus Mr. and Mrs. Ir-1 Nelson Basinger from his homel taUy and physically for the days im
I vin Steiner, Caldwell Mrs. Naomi I north of Bluffton to Bluffton hospit-l ^gd^tely preceding the ceremony,
I Steiner, Caldwell Mrs. Naomi I, al Mrs. Russell Schaublin from! g0 hjg friend, the “best man” of the
I Steiner and family and Misses Leah I Bluffton hospital to her home in Col.I |W0, acted as his personal guardian
land Lucille Steiner and E. P. Steiner| Grove Mrs. Roy Klingler from Bluff-| until the knot was tied!
I of near Bluffton.
ton hospital to Riley street.
I
horse| friends Sunday.
idlingj G. P. Schnegg sole
Will| auto to Calvin Ewing.
his brother| Dr. Francis Basinger
auto agent| a toast “Practice in a Country’ Town"
at the banquet of the Northwestern
ire fenced Ohio Dental Society in Lim
?nce posts| H. B. Ford accompar
one was| er.
a
€(1 III
Church Ceremony
asinger| ^iss Dorothy Wenger, daughter
Mr. and Mrs. Oscar Wenger
Spring street, became the bride
Franklin Steiner, son of Gid
Steiner, Sr. of near Bluffton at
o’clock last Wednesday evening,
Mr. and Mrz. Gene Crouse and tertBi„ed at Thanksgiving dinner Mrv| acc sBorie8/ He ’COrsage was of red I stripping in one permanent unit,
Mrs. Milton Marquart andl rogeg The bride,s only attendant,! metal adjustable closure frame As
Miss Hilda Steiner, sister of the| sures 30% fuel savings. Liberal
the St. John’s Evangelical and Re-| For sale—No. 1
formed church. I potatoes. Harl
Performed in the presence of the I Railroad St. Drop
WiAhp »nJMr8,C' F' Stratton* groom, wore a black street-length Payment plan. Product of F/ C.
v tk |lmrnediate families, the double ring| Boxing gloves
morth Mainl eremony wag by Rev y Opening for mature woman of re-|
an e| Oppermann. Bouquets of white mums| finement to be trained as registered#
’(flanking each side of the altar forrn-| corsetiere at our expense. Good per-(
ed an attractive background for the manent income for sincere worker.
service, which was preceded by a
musical program presented by Miss
Mrs. Sadie Stearns of Upper San-1 Murray t’J ^v.ee-Sat.s aet.on and
dusky left Friday morning for Al-1 holstering 142 Thurman St I efficiency guaranteed in the purchase
pena, Mich., to spend several days (p. oa^.R |or sa e bouses, businesses or
at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Teslal Mr “nd Mrg Gera]d HiRy andl farms. C. D. Bame, 124 E. Jeffer-
StearnS' xi «POTt Thank8giving in Berne’| Tinke’rtow Waitermire’s
Thanksgiving day guests of Mrs.| tbe home of Mr. and Mrs.|
Kate Beals were: Mr. and Mrs. M.|Ja(,()b Amstutz and daughter. an "p" p'^e
R. Beals of Findlay Mr. and Mrs.I R]don McConnaughey of Wright!co ege su n
F. D. Beals and son Harry Mr. andl be|d Dayton, spent Thanksgiving! P*
Mrs. Richard Beals and children of| witb’ bJq nintber, Mrs. Lillian Mc-
ConnSughey.
Mr. and Mrs. Cliff West and Mr.
and Mrs. James West spent Thanks
Lima| giving day at the home of
and Robert W’est in
Big bazaar at Methodist church,! the home of Mr. and Mrs. Hahn were. custOm dates back to the
Thursday, Dec. 4, afternoon and! Mr. and Mrs. Glen Eichelberger andl j, when men bartered for
I evening also old-fashioned full menu daughter Gw*en and Rosemary Wol-| brjdes and took with them
jitney 5 to 7 p. m. I from all of Toledo. I their best friends to aid and advise I Rood farm land cash rent or 50-50
I The following were dinner guests! Diller ambulance removals—Oscar! them in die negotiations. It was basis. Ralph Sousley, Ada, Ohio. 34
at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Geo. I Lora from his home, South Main! assumed u,a‘* er PfireatStrain^nd
Weathei
call
hbne 1
Prompi
Beav
Eat
Deppler & Son.
For sale-*-Fancywc
(kinds for Christmas
also R(
both in
Ginnis,
Mr. and
What’s the Answer?
By EDWARD FINCH
ViW is The.
origin
OFTHE^&ESTMAN"
awcdding?
Western Newspaper Union.
w
anders residence of Mrs. W
first farm south of
ided to|Rts- G9 am*
and fo
Basketbal
Waitermire’
nora
Elizabeth Waterstraw at
The bride was attired
length dress of aqua blue with brown screens, storm sash and weathtr
Don’t
needle
rd
por
like
Hahn
of Model
of| For sale—Winter
is and cider! por
les. Albert enan1
south of about
tf I nioved
Io. 2 katah-1 do not need
ai
e
daily. No Sunday
7|Augsburger fruit 1
in town.
y Burkholder, 1561 Thiessen.
me a card. 351 Zuercher s
at Waitermire’s.
Local territory. For interview write I almost equal feeding value as silage
Mrs. Laura Edman, 1062 Hughey made from a normal com crop.
the piano. I Ave., Lima, 0.
in a streetl Thermoseal storm
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windows with
I call James Balmer, distributor, 12314 11 I W*R Pay following prices
James I S. Main, Bluffton. Phone 309- Y. II f®r these
white! Musical tops at W’altermigb’s. ^°®n^
Wanted—To buy or retfi house
recep-|with or without small acreage. Pearl
A. Rodabaugh, phone 491/T.
Lost—Blue billfold containing
a several bills. Finder return to News
WantedAjPart time
student. Jim Gratz, N
burg.
by college
Doll carriages at Waite
Opportunity—We have
on a 50 by 150 ft. lot
readily be converted to a
handy with
at a bargain
you
Bame, 124 E. Jefferson,
broker.
burner,
A.
und Oak soft
good condition.
130 Garau St.
For sale—Cooking and
pies $1 per bushel. Win. Oarr, 314
miles north of town.
Waitermire’s.
-a and|^^ht by ie||
T_ For sale—Ladies gray wool gabar
^r!nr?i Amstutz a ^1 dine suit size 10, like new. Bluffton11 Call or Write to:
8 .fS Mrand|phone 580*W’ II ROBERT W. BENROTH
1 A. B. C. electric washers at 11 612 South Main Street
Majestic radios at
For sale—Potatoes.
Bluffton phone.
heater for car
with all parts
Inquire 140
Waitermire’s.
Arthur Miller,
For sale—Bright red 3 piece girl’s I
snow suit size 3. Mrs. John Gilbert,!
5% miles east of Bluffton on Rt. 103.1
Jenera phone 59-F-3. I
For sale—Good quality Ohio lump
or egg coal. Immediate delivery.
Gerald Spall inger, Rt. 1, Lafayette.
Located 4 miles south of Swiss Inn.
Buy him a Motorola auto radio
for a Christmas gift at Waitermire’s.
For sale—6 ft. Servel gas refrig
erator. Waldo Hofstetter, Bluffton
phone 646-W.
Large assortment of Telechron
electric clocks at W’altermire’s.
Oil stoves, coal circulating heaters,
coal and wood laundry stoves, fuel
oil water heaters,
water heater for
Basinger’s furniture
also Perfection
immediate
store.
Renown
circulator
For sale—-Used
furnace, large size
I white porcelain 2-hole kitchen heater,
for I Basinger’s furniture store.
Wanted—To rent 80 to 160 acres
Nelson Basinger
at his home north
eral months has
Bluffton hospital.
i
PAGE FIVE
chimes the ideal
Waitermire’s.
iucts for
Friday of
be i
watei
vour fa
H. W.
ed. Mrs. H. W. Alt
?8-W. F. Garretson
and
lamp,
udy
air
Waitermire’s.
ard’s Esteem white
used
e we
Sin
partment we
tore. Herold
Mrs. Noah
St., Bluffton.
Wanted—Boy’s ice skates
Phone 575-Y.
8*4
I Silage made from poor corn has
You May Have in Your
Pocketbook
coins that are now
general circulation.
Limited
Quantity Wanted
CENTS: 1909Svdb
LINCOLN
$5.00 1914D $1.00 1922P 75c
1909S, 1931S 35c 1924D 10c.
LIBERTY NICKELS: 1885 $2
1912S $1.00 1886 50c.
BUFFALO NICKELS: 1
type 2 $1.00 1913S ty]
rmire’s. II 1913D type 2’ 1914D 25c’
a building!I MORGAN DIMES: 18950 $1
which can|| 18940, 18960, 1896S, 18970,
nice home,| 1897S, 1901S, 1903S, 1913S 20c.
1,
MERCURY DIMES: 1916D
$1.50 1921, 1921D 20c 1926S,
1930S, 1931S, 1931D 15c.
MORGAN QUARTERS: 1901S
$4.00 1896S, 1913S $1.00.
STANDING LIBERTY QUAR
TERS: 1916 $5.00 1921, 1923S
$1.00 Other dates prior to
1925 also wanted.
WASHINGTON QUARTERS:
1932S, 1932D 75c 193'
HALF DOLLARS: 1921
S 35c.
1921S
INDIAN CENTS: Dates
to 1880, 1884, 1885, 1886,
and 1909S Wanted at all
Mc-|
I
eating ap-
prior
1908S
times.
a ver
ALL coins must be in
age condition. None mutilated.
WILL ALSO BUY OLD U. S.
COINS AT TOP PRICES.
II
For sale—Strong trailer 4 by 8l| Telenhone 342-Y
BLUFFTON, OHIO
Checked In
CHECKING will facilitate
identification but, remem
ber, furs and jewelry too
may be “checked out” by a
thief. Even at home, they
may not be safe from Fire
or other disaster.
sale.I 4
I Double-check the protec
floorl tion of your valuables! Ask
also|
this Hartford agency about
the Jewelry-Fur Floater
Policy.
who has been ill
of town for sev
been removed to
pairs ice skates,
For sale—Two
sizes 5 and 8, like new. Phone 390-R.I
Zerone anti-freeze at Waitermire’s
only $1 per gallon.
lutzi Insurance Agency
Phene: 295-W
113 Vi S. Main Street
Bluffton

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